This publication constitutes the refereed complaints of the ninth overseas convention on lively Media expertise, AMT 2013, held in Maebashi, Japan, in October 2013. The 26 revised complete papers offered including 2 brief papers, sixteen workshop papers, and 12 targeted consultation papers have been rigorously reviewed and chosen from a number of submissions. The papers are equipped in topical sections on lively computers, interactive platforms, and alertness of AMT established platforms; lively media laptop studying and knowledge mining suggestions; AMT for semantic internet, social networks, and cognitive foundations. also, the most subject of the workshop papers is: intelligence for strategic foresight; and for the distinctive consultation papers: applied sciences and theories of narrative; evolutionary computation and its program; and clever media seek techniques.

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Gesture functions Number of Finger Function One finger Mouse cursor The user ‘s performance Fingertip indicates the mouse position Two fingers Mouse click Second finger indicates the mouse clicked Three fingers Mouse wheel Scroll the screen by moving fingers Fig. 1. Recognizing the fingertips We have chosen the C# as the implementation language for our system [15]. This is the language recommended for programming with the Kinect. We use OpenNI API to recognize the fingers of the user [16]. OpenNI API acquires the skeleton information of a human body (the yellow outline) as shown in Fig.